Spain News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th July, and here’s your Spain daily news capsule.

Firefighters remain on high alert after Spain's largest wildfire crisis, unsure if it’s truly over.

The Vall d'Uixó fire threatens the Serra d'Espadà natural park, devastating the green landscape.

Civil Protection warns of a new heatwave hitting Spain starting Wednesday, July 29th.

The government unveils a Climate Refuge Network amid ongoing debates over wildfire agreements.

Wildfires in Spain force lockdowns in Las Navas del Marqués and Santa María de la Alameda.

The government fails to finalize housing legislation before the summer break, complicating negotiations.

In Avila, firefighters report a more favorable situation in the ongoing wildfire crisis.

The Popular Party edges towards climate denial amidst the current wildfire crisis in Spain.

A fire in Barcelona's Metro injures 137 people, with six sustaining more serious injuries.

Spain's firefighting capacity suffers as Russian helicopters remain grounded due to budget cuts.

Romania plans to disconnect a nuclear reactor due to severe drought conditions affecting the Danube.

Over 600 former Israeli security chiefs warn Trump about the threat of Jewish settler terrorism.

Lebanon and Israel announce a new round of dialogue in Rome to address ongoing tensions.

The Madrid football club negotiates for Diomande, potentially the most expensive African player ever.

The West Nile virus resurfaces in Spain, with five cases reported this summer, raising concerns.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!